KB-50C2
Process × Trigger Cross-Check Guide
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Process × Trigger Cross-Check Guide
2026-06-04. How the two axes relate and where the gaps are.
The relationship
Every governed process should have a known activation source (a trigger), and every process-relevant trigger should map to a governed process. Today neither side is owned, so the cross-check surfaces gaps, not violations.
Cross-axis surfaces (new this run)
v_ax_process_trigger_drilldown— process → its triggers (12/19 candidates have triggers).v_ax_trigger_process_drilldown— trigger → its process (69 MANY_TRIGGER_ONE_PROCESS).v_rp_process_trigger_cross_axis_surface— unified feed (PROCESS 19/69 linked; TRIGGER_CLASS 7/525).v_rp_process_trigger_action_items— the gap list.
The 7 cross-axis dimensions and current counts
| dimension | count | gate |
|---|---|---|
| process → triggers | 12 candidates linked | — |
| trigger → processes | 69 relations | — |
| process missing trigger | 7 | SAFE_REVIEW |
| trigger missing process | 381 | OWNER_GATED_LOW |
| high-risk trigger affecting process | 381 (audit) | OWNER_GATED |
| trigger/process ownership gap | 117 + 19 | OWNER_GATED |
| trigger/process stale relation | 27 | OWNER_GATED |
How to read it
Start from v_rp_process_trigger_action_items (sorted by qty). The big number (381) is infra DB
triggers — low priority, classify in bulk. The high-value work is the 117 process-relevant triggers
and the 19 unowned process candidates — both unblock the moment owners are assigned.